Bluegrass Instrumental

Sounded good on a quick listen in some phones on my laptop.

Seemed like the percussion was moving around? And, you could trim a second or more of nothing off the front.
 
Sounded good on my PC with phones, too. The only percussion I heard was a brush on snare (?) and that seemed to drift in and out a bit level-wise (discounting the unplayed sections). Around the :19 mark the snare seemed to shift more to the right.
 
Thank you all. Yes, the percussion is a brush on snare. I panned it somewhat to the right for the duration of the song. However, I think when I recorded the bass, there was some track bleed, which may explain why it may shift around...although I honestly can't hear it here. The solution is probably to recut the bass.
 
wretchasketch said:
Thank you all. Yes, the percussion is a brush on snare. I panned it somewhat to the right for the duration of the song. However, I think when I recorded the bass, there was some track bleed, which may explain why it may shift around...although I honestly can't hear it here. The solution is probably to recut the bass.
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It's when the dobro takes over around :22-:30 it seems to move to the center and then back (kind of contrary to what [MENTION=174503]spantini[/MENTION] hears!). Maybe it's just masking...
 
wretchasketch said:
Maybe if I panned the dobro and snare away from each other...probably a good idea to give them their own spaces, anyway.
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If they were recorded separately it might help, but if it's bleed, you might try flipping the dobro's track's phase, or maybe just sliding it a smidge, in case it's a phase cancelation thing. It's pretty stark in the headphones, at least to me.
 
Great job! Personally I'd like to hear a tad more highs on the Dobro...it sounds a smidge muted and i like a sharper cut through. Excellent picking!
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